Have fun and help animals in Houston

Connect with fellow animal lovers and help save the lives of homeless pets right here in Houston. Have a ton of fun and make a difference!

There are so many ways you can make a difference and get involved in local events here in Houston — including stopping by an adoption event and watching happy pets go home with new families, attending a “sip and learn” to find out how to best help save lives, or simply getting your pets microchipped should they become lost. 

You have the power to create a bright future for homeless dogs and cats and help keep shelters from becoming overcrowded. Join us and experience the joy of seeing pets about to be adopted!

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Saving Houston’s homeless pets

Every event you attend is a chance to make a lifesaving difference for dogs and cats and get us closer to ending the killing of pets in shelters. Bonus? You’ll meet caring, passionate, like-minded people who care about animals, too!

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Upcoming events

Ready to have fun and save lives? There’s always something happening here at Best Friends in Houston. Join us!

2 upcoming events
* = registration required
Sep 13 Sunday
Kittenpalooza at City Centre *
10:00am–2:00pm CT

Help save tiny lives.

Help save tiny lives. Join us for adoptions, foster opportunities, and more!

Location: City Centre 800 Town and Country Blvd, Houston, TX, 77024
Sep 20 Sunday
Hispanic Heritage Month at Trader's Village
10:00am–5:00pm CT

Join us as we celebrate Hispanic Heritage at Trader's Village on 9/20/26

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More ways you can help animals in Houston

You create a happier, healthier, more inclusive community for both people and pets when you foster, volunteer, advocate for, and adopt animals in shelters.